I like a lot of movies The only genre Im not crazy about is horror/thriller Im not realy into the consept of watching a film that scares me [-( I watch one from time to time when I am in the mood but thats usually around halloween anyway im glad you like the list theres more to come and a top ten that BJ thinks is great :Grins:

30. Aladdin
29. Finding Nemo
28. Spider-Man
27. Batman
26. The Incredible's
25. Spider-Man 2
24. Farris Bueller's Day Off
23. Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
22. Titanic
21. As Good as it Gets

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Your best list so far. =D>

Here come the animated movies. Some are good, but once again, whats this piece of shit = Titanic???????? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! SPIDERMAN AND ITS SEQUEL???? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, Finding Nemo??? nooooooooooo

lol, Algren it is called BJs top hundred :wink: these are the films that I feet are the 100 best ever Titanic is hated by a lot just because its the number 1 unadjused film of all time. Spidey ROCKS flat out he is the second best to batman :wink: And finding Nemo is and will always be one of the best kids films of all time :wink: So why cant they be in my top hundred :?:

I'd like to sign up.

Im just commenting on them as is everyone else, you dont rant when people say "ooh BJ i love your list" :razz:

true :wink:

Next ones

ok

20. Beauty and the Beast
19. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
18. The Exorcist
17. Star Wars Episode VI - The Return of the Jedi
16. The God Father
15. The Wizard of Oz
14. Billy Eliot
13. The Sixth Sence
12. Raiders of the Lost Ark
11. The Jungle Book

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For me I love LIT because I related to Charlotte so much when I saw the movei..from her relatioonship with hus husband to feelng lsot about her life...all of it.

I rewatched the movie two weeks agoa dn I no longe rand in such a lost palce inmy life and I found I still enjoyed the movie, but not as much. I think to fall in lvoe with LIT you had to really connnet with either Bob or Charlotte.

Good bold movies, i wont comment on Star Wars, but you know my feelings on it. Exorcist is crap.

Good movies. Oh, and The Exorcist is the most overrated horror movie ever made.

Well, I think most can relate to Bob for simple confusion and solitude, but then again, Simon and Garfunkel songs can also do the trick (mainly most of 'em, from I Am A Rock to Homeward Bound to The Only Living Boy in New York). Most human beings, unless they find "the one" at a young age and that person is always by their side, should be able to sympathize and connect with Bill Murray's character. The relationship gone awry as in Charlotte's case is a bit harder; although everyone reaches it at some point, to reach the level where you're simply ignored and put aside is something that requires a NUMBER of relationships (I think).

While it might lose it's power, can't you say the same for films like Garden State or Eternal Sunshine? Those have the ability to relate on a personal level, yet, most don't seem to like it less once it doesn't apply. Most say that, in ESOTSM, it relates with past relationships, even though the characters are experiencing the break up (and desire to be "erased") first-hand. So, why doesn't LiT hold the same power? The characters, like ESOTSM, are experiencing their issues first-hand, so what makes it impossible to not be able to reflect on being "lost" about love and relationships after having lost them? Frankly, if you're bringing up the ability to relate on a personal level (which isn't why I liked it), the only noticeable difference I see between LiT and ESOTSM is that LiT is much more subtle in the approach and the message at the end isn't fully obvious; in Eternal - the whole movie relates on the issue. If you related to LiT the first time, I think you should be able to think/reflect every time, just as most do with Eternal Sunshine.

I hope I said something, but I probably didn't. I'll read back on it later and ponder on what I was saying...

Nice list. :razz:

Dick Tracy was the only movie to ever to put me to sleep in the movie theater. The Alamo almost did the same for me

here comes BJs top ten :wink:

10. The Breakfast Club

9. The Matrix

8. The Nightmare Before Christmas

7. Back to the Future

6. The Lion King

5. Batman Returns

4. Jurassic Park

3. Whale Rider

2. Pulp Fiction

1. Star Wars Episode V - The Empire Srikes Back


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I might say Im quite impressed with your list for containing so many movies 20 years ago like Beverly Hills Cop and The Breakfast Club

Very Good Movie. May I suggest you watch Atanarjuat (The Fast Ruunner)? It came out in 2001. I would be interested to know what you thought, and I know I've suggested it before. Seriously to me its like Whale rider did everything right that The Fast Runner did wrong. Thats why the former ended up being one of the best movies of the year while the latter was utter crap.

thanks :wink: there were a lot of great films in the 80s and theres a lot of great films I still have not seen yet